Reviewed by PJ Ausdenmore
Publisher: Penguin
5 Stars
London, 1816
What happens when Lady Sarah Cole loses her heart to the dashing Marquis of Vane while trapped in a painful marriage? That’s the dilemma facing the heroine of Wicked Little Game, a brilliantly written, powerfully emotional book from 2009 RITA-nominated author, Christine Wells.
“She lifted her chin with proud disdain. She mustn’t reveal the slightest hint of weakness. He’d show her no mercy if he sensed how susceptible she was, how fiercely she longed for him in the night. She’d never acted on that yearning, never allowed Vane the slightest liberty, not even a chaste kiss on the cheek. But the shame of lying in her husband’s bed while she ached for another man’s touch was slowly corroding her soul.”
When young Lady Sarah eloped with…
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Reviewed by Gannon Carr
Harlequin is now courting the teen market. Taking a page from the success of Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight, they’ve created a new imprint called Harlequin Teen. The recent boom in YA novels particularly featuring a paranormal element can’t be denied, with books, movies and TV shows all moving to the number one slot on most lists. It’s likely Harlequin will do for teen romance what it’s done for adult romance, and ebooks — and that will pretty much secure Harlequin in the top position financially in the romance genre.
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Reviewed by: Kate Garrabrant





